THE POSTER, A Visual History — by Gill Saunders, Margaret Timmers, Catherine Flood and Zorian Clayton
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Contributors: Gill Saunders, Margaret Timmers, Catherine Flood and Zorian Clayton Editor: Thames and Hudson ISBN: 9780500480380 Format: Hardcover Size: 24 x 29.8 cm 304 pages English language A vibrant visual history of one of the most powerful, memorable and effective means of mass communication: the poster Even in the digital age, the printed poster retains an important, much-loved role in connecting with audiences in a way that both entertains and informs. The V&A was one of the first museums to start collecting posters and to recognize the importance of doing so. Far from ephemeral, posters are both a representation of the time in which they were produced and distributed and, in many instances, have shaped the societies in which they were seen. The story of the poster is both one of changing styles and new innovations in design, illustration and printing, and a visually compelling social history. The Poster brings together over 300 examples that tell a comprehensive visual history of poster design and the various ways the poster has been used to tell, to sell, to charm and to spur on change. Organized into seven thematic chapters that tell the story of the poster as a medium,…
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